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NZ Herald Headlines | Monday, April 6, 2026. Trump sends fresh warning to Iran, US fighter pilot rescued from mountains, NZ Police call for crackdown on boy racers.
St Peter's on Willis said the would-be thief was still welcome at the church.
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Church leaders say Easter begins in loss but ends in unexpected hope.
It comes after festival-goers complained about pricing and some of the rides on offer.
Attendees reported just three bouncy castles and one mini Jeep ride on offer.
Church leaders are hailing a 'Quiet Revival'. Others say the picture is more complicated.
NZ Herald Headlines | Saturday, April 4, 2026. Iran state media claims to have shot down a US fighter jet. A reward has been offered for capturing any US personnel alive.
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Cuba's Govt will free thousands as a 'humanitarian' Easter gesture.
Coins comemorating Elizabeth II and The King’s Trust were handed to 77 men and 77 women.
A heavy rain watch is in place for the Westland ranges from midnight tonight.
NZ Herald Headlines | Friday, April 3, 2026. The Iran and the US war ramps up again after speeches and warnings from both sides. Easter trading rules apply today. Video / NZ Herald
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Police will have a high level of visibility on the roads this Easter holiday weekend.
The change takes effect immediately, in time for Easter trading this weekend.
The capital is shaping up as the country's hotspot with over 100,000 visiting for events.
Traffic is already backing up near Ruakākā after the 10.26am incident.
The site will be redeveloped into a new aquatic centre – but the timeline is unclear.
Kieran McAnulty’s bill could be law by Thursday, in time for Good Friday.
Big crowds are expected at the Tauranga Jazz Festival and a basketball tournament.
Westpac’s Blenheim branch thanked the man with a king-size block of chocolate.
The change would only apply to on-licence venues already open on those days.